The App Built for Community Leaders
Dialed Health shows up in wellness spaces that do not always look alike, from yoga mats and marina events to expo floors. The technology in those spaces often starts with the individual: step counts, workout logs, sleep scores, nutrition entries, recovery metrics. But the people running a community have to think beyond that. They have to keep the logistics in order without letting the community slip through the cracks.
A run club needs a way to take RSVPs. A gym needs a way to keep members engaged between classes. A boutique event series needs ticketing, promo codes, co-hosts, sponsorship support and a way to keep guests connected (and vendors credited) long after it’s over. Traditionally, those pieces have lived on separate platforms: registration in one place, payments in another, group chat somewhere else, social media as the marketing tool.
Dialed Health was built to bring those pieces together, combining event discovery, hosting, sponsorship, community building, coaching, activity tracking, recovery, cross-posting and wellness products into one connected ecosystem.
That range is best understood through the people already building with it: a talent and brand partnerships executive running large-scale expo activations, a Muay Thai world champion running a coaching practice and a producer running an intimate wellness series. Each uses the platform differently, and together they show the versatility of what it’s built to support.
Built for the People Bringing Communities Together
On the host side, Dialed Health lets organizers create events in minutes, customize ticketing, set capacities, invite co-hosts, distribute promo codes, message attendees directly and apply for sponsorship opportunities, all from one place. Hosts can also post recaps and updates to keep their community engaged after the event wraps, rather than starting from zero on social media every time they want to reach the people who showed up.
That range of tools is what allows the platform to support everything from a single gym class to a multi-day expo activation.
Scaling a Community: Justine Monae and The Fit Expo
For Justine Monae, founder of Monae Management, ticket counts tell you an event sold. They don’t tell you whether people connected, came back or stayed engaged after they left, which is just as crucial a metric. She works at the intersection of talent, brand partnerships and live experiences, and partners with The Fit Expo Los Angeles and Anaheim, where she coordinates talent, brand activations and the VIP X-Lounge.
That vantage point gives her a clear read on what large-scale organizers actually need from their technology: not just a way to sell tickets, but a way to give people a reason to participate, connect and stay engaged well past the event date.
“What immediately stood out to me was that Dialed Health isn’t just another social platform or event app. It gives creators, brands and communities a place to actually connect with people in real life. As someone who is constantly helping talent grow meaningful audiences, I love that it bridges the gap between online engagement and real-world experiences.”
That philosophy is central to Dialed Health’s presence at The Fit Expo Anaheim, where the company is a major sponsor of the event and holds the Presenting Sponsor title for the VIP X-Lounge, one of its largest activations to date.
The footprint spans multiple areas of the expo floor: giving attendees opportunities to sample Dialed Moods products, view Dialed Labs saunas and cold plunges, enter giveaways and earn in-app points redeemable toward products, rewards and future experiences. The weekend includes an MMA cage activation, surprise athlete meet-and-greets, new product unveilings and a chance for attendees to meet firefighters and learn about Dialed & Defend, the initiative bringing recovery equipment to fire stations across Southern California.
The activation also features live demonstrations of its upcoming at-home blood kits, a first look at how the app plans to bring biomarker tracking into the home.
App-exclusive giveaways, live event updates and a points-based rewards system aren’t secondary features. With opportunities to earn points throughout Dialed Health’s presence at The Fit Expo, attendees can engage with different experiences, unlock rewards and continue interacting with the platform long after the weekend ends.
Keeping a Gym Community Connected: Salah Khalifa
Multiple-time Muay Thai World Champion and Los Angeles-based striking coach Salah Khalifa, known as Salah Beast, has built his career on coaching, mentorship and helping people improve their confidence and performance. He recently opened Eight Combat, a striking community and gym in Huntington Beach built around the slogan “Combat is Culture,” with a mission to give everyone a safe space to learn how to strike. For him, the app fits naturally into that work: it gives him another way to connect with people interested in Muay Thai, striking, recovery and overall wellness, on and off the mat.
“I think people are looking for more than just workout programs or health information, they’re looking for a sense of belonging. Whether someone’s passionate about Muay Thai, endurance sports, strength training, recovery or general wellness, they want to be around people who share those interests. Dialed Health helps make those connections happen through events, groups and shared experiences. That’s where I see a lot of the future of wellness heading: communities built around common passions and goals.”
For a coach like Khalifa, the group and community features do the work that used to fall on a group chat or a bulletin board: they let members find each other outside of class hours, discover related events and stay connected to a broader community built around growth and self-improvement, even on the days they’re not training.
After the Yacht Docks: Aloni Ford
On the other end of the spectrum is Yacht Pilates, one of Southern California’s most distinctive wellness experiences, co-founded by entertainment executive, producer and community leader Aloni Ford alongside fitness leader and movement expert Renay Compere. Each gathering blends Pilates, ocean therapy, mindfulness, luxury hospitality and curated wellness offerings aboard a yacht, drawing women looking for something beyond a traditional studio class. Guests may leave feeling refreshed and with a greater sense of connection to themselves and those around them.
Through Yacht Pilates and Yacht Girls Book Club, she has spent years building spaces centered around wellness, meaningful conversation, leadership and authentic connection, while creating opportunities for personal reflection and meaningful time together.
“I’ve always believed that the most meaningful opportunities happen when the right people are brought into the same room. That’s the philosophy behind Yacht Pilates and every community I’ve built. Dialed Health shares that vision by creating a platform that helps people discover experiences, build relationships and make wellness something they actually do together.”
“Every Yacht Pilates event is designed to help women disconnect from the noise and reconnect with themselves and each other. Having Dialed Health as a partner has helped us extend that experience beyond the event itself, creating opportunities for our community to stay engaged and continue prioritizing their wellness.”
For Ford, it comes down to what happens after people leave: when conversations continue, new relationships form and wellness becomes part of an ongoing rhythm rather than a one-time gathering.
One Platform, Built for Every Scale
Between an expansive expo presence, a thriving Muay Thai gym and a curated yacht series, each one draws a different crowd, in a different setting, with a different vibe. What they share is a need for the same underlying tools: a way to get people in the room, a way to keep them talking to each other once they’re there and a way to bring them back.
That’s the bet behind Dialed Health. Not another fitness tracker, but the infrastructure that lets community leaders, at any scale, spend less time on logistics and more time doing the work that actually keeps people coming back.
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